a way ignorant people group together a bunch of people before you know them. aka predjudice. why judge someone by what music they happen to be listening to when you walk by or what they are wearing? this is a way to give truly unique people a reputation before you even know their name.
Ignorant idiot: Look! That kid's wearing black! They must obvilously be goth!
Me: wtf?! y r u using a label on that poor innocent kid?
Me: wtf?! y r u using a label on that poor innocent kid?
by Cm. November 10, 2006

by smartest teenager ever! June 29, 2006

Words given to identify people. The labels are really just crap and people shouldn't just be objectified because of how they look, act, what they wear, and who they are.
by Poetic Lolita February 26, 2009

anything you can call someone that could hurt them or describe them in a nice way is a fucking lacel if you think different your wrong. If anyone says fag or gay or anything that describes someone in a pro or con way is a label okay.
by Reighn Beau Bitch July 30, 2006

Some kid or group of kids in a Middle School or High School setting that go around with a god complex and calling someone a "Goth" if one day they decide to wear a black t-shirt or a "Pyscho" because you decide not to talk to the douches there because the kids in elementary school are more mature than them.
A labeler walked by me and when I was out of hearing distance he muffled "Emo" and that was the day you were supposed to not care about your appearance and dress like a homeless person to impress the general high school populace.
by UpperGreens January 2, 2009

by Notlabeled April 15, 2021

I'm not talking about the supermarket brand labels but instead the every day, more common one. It's given to kids based on their appearance, music they listen to and how they talk. The most common labels today are: prep, gothic, punk, emo, jock, etc. Now in days, kids are label themselves because it makes them feel "cool." You find it a lot in AIM screenames like EmoKid, PunkBaby, PreppySlut.
by idontthinksobitch May 10, 2003
